184

_Wire Guard Around Young Chestnut Tree_ 185

A Pecan Orchard in Glouchester County, Virginia--Mrs. Selina L.
Hopkins 186

Indiana Nut Shows Have Educational Value--W. B. Ward 188

_View of an Indiana Nut Exhibit_ 189

The Importance of Stock and Scion Relationship in Hickory and
Walnut--Carl Weschcke 190

Progress with Nuts at Wolfeboro, New Hampshire--Matthew Lahti 195

Breeding Chestnuts in the New York City Area--Alfred Szego 196

Winter Injury to Nut Trees at Ithaca, New York, in the Fall and
Winter of 1947-48--L. H. MacDaniels and Damon Boynton 199

What Came Through the Hard Winter in Ontario--George Hebden
Corsan 201

Filberts Grow in Vermont--Joseph N. Collins 202

Report of Necrology Committee 203
Carl E. Schuster 203
Mrs. Laura Selden Ellwanger 204
M. M. Kaufman 205
Norman B. Ward 205

Attendance 206

Northern Nut Growers Association, Membership List 209

Exhibitors at the 39th Annual Meeting 222

Announcements 223

+Please Note: The membership list is in the back of this volume.+

OFFICERS OF
THE ASSOCIATION
1949

_President_--H. F. Stoke, 1436 Watts Avenue, Roanoke, Virginia

_Vice-President_--Dr. L. H. MacDaniels, Dept. of Floriculture and
Ornamental Horticulture, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York

_Treasurer_--Sterling A. Smith, 630 West South Street, Vermilion, Ohio

_Secretary_--J. C. McDaniel, Tennessee Dept. of Agriculture, State Office
Bldg., Nashville 3, Tennessee

_Directors_ include above officers _plus_:
John Davidson, 234 E. Second Street, Xenia, Ohio; and
Clarence A. Reed, 7309 Piney Branch Road, N. W., Washington
12, D.C.

_Dean_--Dr. W. C. Deming, 31 S. Highland, West Hartford 7, Connecticut

_Nomin